Anthony Joshua: record, next fight and profile →
Daniel Dubois’ stunning fifth-round demolition of Anthony Joshua produced the type of images that stay at the forefront of the mind for days and provoke an almost endless stream of questions, suspicions and opinions.
The journey is not over for Anthony Joshua, who has declared he “has a lot more to bring.”
Barry McGuigan doesn’t think it’s a good idea to see Anthony Joshua again. Not in a rematch with Daniel Dubois. Not in the ring with anyone else.
Elliot Worsell delivers his big-fight verdict on Daniel Dubois' destruction of Anthony Joshua
Anthony Joshua suffered the fourth loss of his 11-year career Saturday night against Daniel Dubois in an all-British battle at London’s Wembley Stadium, as Joshua got dropped four times en route to a fifth-round knockout.
Daniel Dubois defended his heavyweight title with a four-knockdown fifth-round knockout win over two-time heavyweight champ Anthony Joshua on Saturday at London's Wembley Stadium.
Terence Crawford, who was among boxing's front-row luminaries to watch Daniel Dubois destroy Anthony Joshua on Saturday at London's Wembley Stadium, wonders whether Joshua can reach the pinnacle again.
Former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, who had a front-row seat to watch current heavyweight titleholder Daniel Dubois destroy Anthony Joshua on Saturday in London, said age was a factor in the outcome.
Despite suffering the fourth defeat of his career Saturday night, falling to heavyweight titlist Daniel Dubois in devastating fashion at London’s Wembley Stadium, Anthony Joshua is promising another revival.
Daniel Dubois was written off, but he didn't write back. Instead, in front of a record crowd at London’s Wembley Stadium on Saturday, Dubois dominated, detonated and destroyed Anthony Joshua.